Scottie Scheffler's Unflappable Composure Shines at British Open

Scottie Scheffler displayed his unflappable temperament during the British Open's second round, finishing with a one-under 70 in windy conditions at Royal Troon. Despite his caddie Ted Scott struggling with an upset stomach, Scheffler remains in contention, aiming for his third major title, five strokes behind leader Shane Lowry.

Amidst the challenging winds at Royal Troon, Masters champion Scottie Scheffler once again showcased his unflappable temperament during the second round of the British Open. The American world number one scored a second successive one-under 70, leaving him five strokes behind leader Shane Lowry at a total of two-under 140.

Despite his caddie Ted Scott battling an upset stomach, Scheffler made several crucial putts on the back nine to salvage par and maintain his position in the race for his third major title. Scheffler conceded the course was more challenging than the previous day, yet he managed to sink several key putts that kept his momentum alive.

Drawing inspiration from historic figures such as Arnold Palmer, Scheffler aims to continue his solid performance. He acknowledged the importance of staying composed and taking both good and bad breaks in stride, while also commending his caddie's determination to push through his illness.

(With inputs from agencies.)